The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, September 19, 1919, Image 2
CHATEAU THIERRY HONORS OUR FALLEN HEROES A Rcncrnl view of tlio ceremonies In Clinteuu Thierry nt tho Inylng of tlio corner mono of the monument to be erected to tlio (lend heroes of tho Third division, A. 13. F. Mnjor General llowzc, commander of the Third, is shown addressing the assemblage. i AMERICAN FOODSHIP MINED OFF MOUTH OF THAMES' The American food ship Englowood flouting tidnc. LOCOMOTIVE THAT DRAWS KING GEORGE I IliwttflltlWiiini I Tills is tho "royal engine" that draws tho private train of King George of Groat Britain. HARVESTING AMERICA'S RICE CROP 1 piinlMH,' Ulfo harvesting has already been begun on many of our prosperous west ern ' Photograph shows an early crop, bringing $M per hag, being ha ri sf 1 between two tugs off the mouth of tho THE NORTH PLATTE Tlmmes, England, where It ran Into a Sts example to maimed Sergt. Allan M. Nichols, Second Durham light Infantry, who loit both eyes and hands and received other ter rible Injuries when a defectlvo bomb exploded September 4, 1910, has learned to use artificial hands and to typowrlte on n specially constructed machlno at St. Dunstan's hospital, London. Her Master's Voice. Tones went dqwn to Blackpool to spend a quiet holiday on his own, and to consolo his wlfo ho promised to send her n gramophone and some rec ords. In duo courso they arrived, and Mrs. Jones set the Instrument in mo tion, to the amusemont of her parrot. Now Mr. Jones had sung Into these records himself, and when Polly heard them sho began to look round tho room for her master, as sho could not make out where the voice came from. At last sho tlxed her eye on the Instru ment, and Just then It sung out," A man Is tho master In his own house." l'oor Polly was qulto dumfoumled, looked at her mistress and timn shouted in alarm: "Shut up, you lu natic, the missis Is listening." -London Ideas. Flover Seeds. If you hav4 a garden of your own gather seeds from It for Christmas gifts. Gather only those of perfect and beautiful flowers. When a tlower, the seeds of which you have decided to save, beulus to fade. tin n mn. ..!.., . 1 - ...tv iicunv Hum uiij, uai n iu uuicu mo seeds. Attach a slip of paper to It on which Its color Is written. When the seeds aro ripe put them In small envelopes, neatly marked with names, colors and a fow directions about planting and cultivating. The envelope usually Mld to hold ealllng cards Is of a satisfactory size. SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS MURDERED IN RIGA Grewsome scene In the central prison of Itlga ufter tho murder of a number of ltusslun Intelligence- otticors by tho bolshevik red guards. SEVENTY-MILLION-DOLLAR CITY FOR SALE A panoramic view of NItro, the West Virginia munitions town which Uncle town, 17 miles from Charleston, Will nccomraodato a popu latlon of 20,000. It REED LANDIS MAKES PLANES Heed Landls, an American ace with nine German planes to his credit, has ' become director of a llrm of aircraft , nianuiacturers following his discharge from tho army with rank of major. Uo Is a son of Judge Lnndis of Chi cago, and Is only twenty-two years Did. Didn't Need It. Sam had been a pretty sick steve dore, but ho hud been cheerful and was given extra attention at the hos pital nenr Bordeaux. The nurse was especially Insistent that Sam clean his teeth regularly and brought him tooth powder, brush nnd water before break fust every morning. One day about noon Sam asked for his tooth powder. Tho nurse scolded and asked If he had not cleaned his teeth In the morning, "Yes'm," replied Sam, but I Jes' wants my tooth powdor." Tho nurse brought tho powder, wa ter and brush. "I don't want the brush, miss," Sam expostulated, "I'se Jos' goln' to powder em." Stars nnd Stripes. Grand Finale. Promoter (concluding his favorite oration) I toll you, sir, thero's mil lions In my scheme I The stockholders will double their money In one year. Why, If I only had twenty thousand Conservative Capitalist (Interrupting)- Names on your sucker list? How Fooliehl Snmo peoplo continue wrapped up In themselves even during the hottest weather. WAR BRIDES AND Several hundred wives and children of American hoys who fought with tho British army arrived in New York from England to make their homes with their husbands and fathers In this country. Most of the war brides aro British, but franco and Belgium are also represented. GERMAN PRISONERS German, convalescent und wounded prisoners of w'nr embarking on n hos pital ship at Dover, England, for Rotterdam. "O. K." These letters are believed to have originated with John Jacob Astor, the ilrst of tho Astors, who was every where known as a very reliable busi ness man and was often consulted by other business men as to tho worth or standing of somo business men or house. If n particular Inquiry came to him about somo trader and ho wanted to Indicate that he -as all right, he wrote across the note O. K. With him tho Initials stood for "All Correct" and In this sense they aro used today. Hermit Foodless Nine Days. At Armldale, New South Wales, a man, known locally as a hermit, who was found nt tho bottom of a gorge 2,000 feet deep, stated that ho had been foodless for nlno days and had been suffering from Influenza. He was extricated with difficulty and Is now recovering. .' ; 1 1 ' Sam will sell to tho highest bidder. This cost about $70,000,000. THEIR CHILDREN OF WAR RETURNING Sardinia's Uncultivated Land. Sardinia was formerly one of the princlpnl granaries of Carthago and afterward of Rome, but today the pop ulation Is centered hi villngcs and n largo part of the arable land remains uncultivated. Throughout tho slopes and valleys of tho mountain districts agriculture Is most primitive iu Its chnracter. . Perfume Started In Coal Mine. The fragrance of Jasmine, musk, hyacinth, tho perfumes for scenting most expensive soaps, originally be gan In a coal mine. Creosote, pitch, oils, carbolic acid, antiseptics, and high explosives are all hidden away In a lump of coal. Concrete Anchors. Inventors nro experimenting with concrete nnchors for ships, somo of which have steel flukes.